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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-09-20, Page 11Announcements BIRTHS COOPER—Kay and Kay Cooper ara, happy to announce the. ar­rival of their son. William John, .at Clinton Hospital on September 13. lOoG: a brothor for Patsy, Gerry and Donnie, Ray,HODGSON —■ At Victoria Hospital on September .17, to Mr. and Mrs.* Murray Hodgson, t’landeboye, a daughter, Helen Jean; a sister for Jane.HOLLIDAY—Ml', and Mrs. Douglas Holliday, R.C.A.F. Station Cen­ tralia, announce, the birth of their daughter at, South Huron Hos­pital on September 19, 1956; 8 lbs., 5 ozs.^^■<X’SEN —■ Mr. and Mrs. Henry JiMMiansen, R.R. 6 Parkhill, announce the birth of their daughter, Jn- hanna, at South Huron Hospital mt September is, 1956,PA'l'TEN — Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Payten. R.R, :j Exeter, announce the birth of their daughter, Susan Ann, at South Huron‘Hospital on September 19, 1956.KPRINGER—Mr. and Mrs. Marven Sprinber, Grand Bend, announce the, birth of their daughter, De­ borah Lyn, at South Huron Hos­ pital on Setppmbcr IS. 1956.STANLEY —- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Stanley (nee LoJs Devine) are happy to announce (he birth of a daughter, Anne Patricia, at St. ■ Joseph's Hospital, London, on September 4, 1956. WILDFONG — Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wildfong. Exeter, announce the birth of the,ir son, Kenneth James, at Clinton Community Hospital on September 18, 1956. CARPS OF THANKS The chgagemeut is announced of La Belle Janet Coward, daughter of Mr. Roy CowaiM. M oodham, and the late Mrs. Coward, to Mr. Hiram Wilfred Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dixon, of Clandeboye. The marriage to take place Satur­day, October 6, at 1 o'clock, in Thames Road United Church. 20* Staff Sergeant and Mrs. under Jessiman, of Ottawa, Alex- ........ .......... Onl., announce, rhe. engagement of their daughter, Belly Ann, to A.IS. Barry Lewis Hamilton, of Churchill, Man., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Grand Bend, Onl. The marriage will take place on Satur­ day. October (I, at 2 o’clock, in Christ Church Cathedral,, Ottawa. 20* Mr, and Mrs. Harry Beaver, of Exeter, Onl., wish Go announce the engagement of their only Wanda Jeanette, to Mr. . Clyne, son of Mrs. Edith ( the late. Mr. Clyne, i Burnaby, Vancouver, R.U. ding to take placp Friday October 19, f' ■' * ’ daughter, Alexander (Tyne and of North Tiie wert- ................— ...... . _,...y evening,October 19, at the home of th? bride's parents. . 20c ANNOUNCEMENTS Mrs. Lawrpnce Schwartz is enter­ taining at a trousseau tea in her home, 908 Dufferin Ave., London, on Wedesday, September 26, 3 p.m, to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., in honour of her daughter, Betty Lou, whose marriage, will take place <m Saturday, September 29. Friends and relatives are cordially invited. 20* DEATHS FAIST-—In South Huron Hospital,t Exeter, on Friday, September 14, 1936, GeOrge Ezra. Falsi, beloved husband of Elizabeth Ann Wuerth, in his eighty-sixth year. Town Topics Mrs. I. S. Clubine of Toronto spent tiie weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins and other relatives. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Tony La Fata of Hollywood, Fla., spent the weekend with Mr. Maurice Quance and Clifford and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davis of Fort JSric and Mrs. Fred Davis, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyckman last week. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reynolds had as their Mr. and Mrs. I Hazel Young) Reynolds and ) were girlhood vmiunn vyuvu iuia. i Gunn lived in Exeter, had not seen each other for 38 years. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foote of Flora were Sunday guests of Mr.I and Mrs. Whitney Coates. Mr. : and Mrs. Demary and son, Bob, of Arkona called at the Coates home on Sunday, Bob and Keith attended Ridgetown’ Agriculture School together.* Mr, and Mrs. Garfield Hodgert of Regina visited Mr. and. Mrs. Whitney Coates and other rela­ tives in the community during the past week. Mrs. Ray Cooper and infant son returned home from Clinton Hospital -on Tuesday. Rev. H. J. Snell is attending General Council jn Central United Church, Windsor, as a delegate from London Conference. Weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Will Horney were Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Gackstctter and family, Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson and Ron of To­ ronto, Mr. Edward Gackstetter, Dashwood and Miss Ina Bopp and friend of Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Lee of Edmonton, Alta., spent the week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc­ Leod of town and Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Brien, Hensall and at­ tended the Elliott-McLeod wed­ ding on Saturday. Mrs. Allan Fraser is attend­ ing Grand Chapter O.E.S. ses­ sions in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wight of Thedford” visited with Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Squire on Sunday. I guests this R, C. Gunn of Winnipeg. Mrs. Gunn chums when i I week (nee Mrs. who Mrs. Th* Tim®*-Advocate, S»lp®mb«r 10, 1?54 Make Classifieds Your Buy-Word CLASSIFIED RATES 25 word$ pr lass 70 Mor® Them 25 Wprd? — 20 Per Wprd SUCCEEDING INSERTION? Mora Than 25 Words -• r/2f> Per Word 200 OFF ad paid with order or by Saturday following the last insertion Semi-Display (Restricted to First Insertion Subsequent................. 840 Per Inch Classified ads accepted up till Wednesday noon. Auction sale copy should be in Tuesday at noon. if Classified* one column) 980 Per Inch Insertions FOR SALE FOR RENT LOST BABY CHICKS FOR SALE DURO PRESSURE PUMP, used, less motor and tank. Apply Garnet Hicks,, R.R. 3 Exeter. 20c 10 PIGS, 8 weeks old. Apply AllanRecker. Dashwood. 20* All For $44.00 GENT'S BLUE TOPCOAT Zipper Lining, Large. Size A-l Condition GENT'S NAVY OVERCOAT A-l Condition, Large Size 2 GENT'S TWO-PIECE SUITS Brown and Blue Striped. Good' Condition GENT'S GABARDINE TROUSERS Brown, Excellent Condition APPLY MID-TOWN CLEANERS fhone 33 Exeter13:20c 3-ROOM APARTMENT, share bath, for clean couple, no children, ab- i stainers, partly furnished, heated. I Apply 90 Victoria St. West, phone223. ihtfe UPDER APARTMENT, self con­ tained, available August 15, private entrance. Apply 103: Huron St. IS.23tfc LOWER; APARTMENT, unfurnish­ ed, hot and. cold water, private entrance.' Available August 22. Ap- ply 103 Huron St'. E._____23tfc CATTLE BEAST-Strayed onto Lot 16. Con. 4, McGillivray Township. Owner may have same by proving property and paying rspen.-ns. Phone Occil Ellwood 623-23 Alisa Craig. 2oc STOCK WANTED BRAY PULLETS—broilers—Jiatch* Ing weekly, mostly to order, so ■ Jet’s lsimw what you need- They ' niav have some on hand for im* mediate shipment. Ask us for list, ' Agent: Erie L’arsctiddcn, Exeter, j phone 246-W. DEAD. DISABLED STUCK—Be ven- day week service for horse?, rutile, sheep pigs, calves.—Glen Kennedy, phon- collect 108-W Lucan or Ex­eter 235 12tfc NOTICES TO CREDITORS In tiie Matter of the Estate ol Margaret Dojg Ketchen, late of the Village nf Hensalj, m the county of Huron, Widow, deceased. ALL PERSONS having claims again.st th?. Estate of the lata Margaret Doig Kctchen, who died on or about the. 1st day of August. 195fi, are hereby notified to send them to th? undesigned, duly verified, on or before the 29th day of Spptember, 1956. AFTER the last-named date the assets of the said Estate will be distributed among the persons en­titled 1 hereto, having regard only io claim® nf which the undersigned shall then have notice. W, G, Cochrane, Exeter. Ontario, Solicitor for the Estate 13;20;27s I AM IN THE MARKET for all kinds of horses, any size, any age. —G. j, Dow, phone S3, Exeter. 12tfc BLLIQT APARTMENTS- The 12-sulte steam-heated apart- ■ • • ■ • centre of 1-bedroom bathrooms, stove, re- ---- ----------- furnished); janitor service: plenty of hot water and' parking space for cars; very reasonable, rates. One will be vacant August 15. SANDY ELLIOTPhone 476 or 787-J Exeter 8:9tfc ment building in the town has self-contained apartments with private plenty of closet space, frigerator, (some fully SERVICES SEPTIC TANKS pumped out. Im­ mediate service. Butter Bros., Lucan, phone 108 or 130-w. 13:20:27:4:11:16:25* i’tJUNIOR BED, complete; ?i bed; 2 overcoats, size 38: 2 jackets; suit; lady’s fall coat, size 16. Apply 109 Empress Ave., RCAF Centralia. 20*REAL ESTATE FEED MOLDY GRAIN Let Us Drv ft For You Apply Edgar Cudtnore Phone 171-r-ll Exeter 1951 KAISER SEDAN, hydramatic, radio. In very good condition, $800.00. 1954 -Buick Century, fullyequipped. $2,000.00; 109 Empress Ave.. RCAF Centralia. 20’ FOR SALE MAN’S OVERCOAT, winter, char­ coal.. Also man’s fawn, overcoat. Both large sizes. M*y be seen at Brady Cleaners. 20c GIRL'S JACKET, all-wool, navy, with quilt lining and white trim, size 14 (teen), ?J.t)O; also girl's greqn plaid all-wool jacket, size 14, $4.flt). Pnone 506-.I Exeter. 20c CHILD’S COAT SET, winter, green check, size 3, clean, good condition- Apply Mrs, CJifford Henderson, Kippen. 20* FRAME BARN, about 20’y40’, cor­ ner of Mill and Nelson, HensalL Apply to Mrs. Grace Harpole, Hed- sall, phone J 31-J, 2flc BEAN THRESHER, George White, in first class condition. Apply Maurice Irwin, R.R. 5 Chatham, phone Elgin 2-4066. • 20* PRIVATE SALE—1951 Chev 4-Door, nbw paint, two-tone; turn signals, in perfect condition; trade and terms accepted. 1953 Chev M. Ton Pick-up, like new, tires and bat­tery included. Will accept trade-in and can arrange finance, D. E. MacKinnon, Hensall, Ont., phone llli-J. 20* BABY REFRIGERATOR, Astral, 1$4 years old, perfect, condition. Also Cocker Spaniel puppy, 3 months'old. Apply 394 William St.20c POTATOES — Locally-grown $1.95; New Brunswick $2,25. Exeter -Co­op, phone 287. 20c CHEVROLET SEDAN, in good run­ ning order. Apply S. Deelstra, R.R. 1. Centralia. 20* ENSILAGE CUTTER, Internation­al, complete with pipes, hay, straw and grain attachments, in new condition. Apply Jack Coates, R.R. 1 Centralia, phone Kirkton 4S-r- 18. 20* ■10 STEERS, averaging 700 to SOO lbs. Wally Wein, phone 54 Dash­wood. 20:27* 100 HENS, yearling Sussex and red. Also number of Muscovy ducks. Apply Koylance Westcott, phone 176-r-14 Exeter. ' • - 20* PIANO—-$65.00. Apply Mrs. Charles Regier, phone 163-r-7 Dashwood. . 20c AUTOMATIC WASHER. Frigi.iaire deluxe model, in good condition. Phone 118 Hensall. 20c RUBBER-TIRED - WAGON, rar?6, $5.00: several good used stove pipes, 6"-7”: 2 scuttles; pokers; 2 grape­ fruit trees in pots; (lower pots: fruit jars. Apply J. IV, Powell, 90 Victoria. St., Exeter. 20c DEEP WELL PUMP, lank and pump house complete. Ward Fritz. Zurich, 20* 2 HEIFERS, fully accredited Hol­st eins. due last of September. Wellington Brock, phone 4-r-15 KirktOn. 20* GRAIN DRIER, portable, 200 bu.; 40-ft. grain and bale, elevator; S-ft. heavy duty John Deere disc: 2- row John Deere stalk shredder: 2- furrow Ford plow. Apply Gaiser Bros., Dashwood. 13ffc DINETTE SUITE, 6-piece, like new. Will exchange for large size oil heater or for junior girls’ bicycle or hoys' sidewalk bicycle, Phone Grant on 72-r-7. 30* NEW. MODERN HOUSE with oil furnace; east, side of Exeter: elose to schools. R. E. Balkwill, 47 John SL tfc CARDS OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks to the many friends who remembered me with cards, treats, visits and flowers While a patient, in St. Jo­ seph’s Hospital and since return­ ing home. Also many thanks to the neighbours and relatives who so kindly threshed my crop.—Roy Dietrich. 20ft I wish to Biank all those who so kindly remembered me with visits, flowers, letters and other ogifts while a patient in Victoria Hos- piptal, London, and afterward at the home of my niece in London. Special thanks to Rev. * ’ who visited me while vacation.-—Mrs, W. J, 3'iffc Guaranty Trust ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Alex Irvine, to announce, the. engagement *ot , their only daughter, Shirley Eve.-t lyn, to ’lieland James Armstrong, | son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ami- ; strong, Exeter. The- marriage will-1 take place on October 6, 2(lcAir. and Mrs, Wesley Hodgins, Lucan, announce the engagement of ’their daughter; Elizabeth Anne Hodgins, to James Thomas T’uhb, son of Mrs, Tubh and the late James Tubb, of Mitchell: the wed­ ding io. take place October 20 at ............ ...... ......... ............ 3 p.m., ih the- Lucan United ■ was a patient in Victoria Hos-' pit al, i/ondon. 2(jc. I would like io thank the many friends and neighbours for their I kindness in remembering me with • letters, cards, flowers and treats while a patient in Victoria Hos­ pital, London, and since returning liome.A-Mrs. Jarvis Horton, Hensall, 20c wish s. — --------- ----- .. Church. 20c Mr. and Mrs. 'Theodore Stephens ! announce, the engagement of their only daughter, Maxine l>ouise, to ' Wilbur. John Moir. Kernlck, son of. Mr. and Mrs. William Kernick, of .Exeter, The, marriage io take place October 6 at Anderson United Church at 2 p.m. Milion Russell, to thank the J. T. Clarke lie was on Parsons.20c of Hensall, many kind Mrs. wishes ... , friends who remembered her with flowers, cards and treats while she, a patient in Victoria Hos- ▼illW'Ug ■ | fe alike Tur- Fair —T-A Photo POPULAR PEANUT MAN—“Mr. Peanut” was popular with children and adults this week as he highlighted a .fund-raising campaign by Exeter Kinettes. Bonnie yey, left, and Donna Ersman get a hug from the peanut man during the Trade at Exeter Arena Tuesday night. GENT’S TOPCOAT Large Size — $2.25 GENT’S 2-PIECE SUIT . Navy Blue, Size 36 In Brand New- Condition GENT’S 4-PIECE' SUIT Brown Stripft, Size 42 — $10.90 ■GENT'S 2-PIECE SUITGabardine. Royal Blue. Size Good Condition — $22.06, LADIES’ WINTER COAT Size 38, Brand New Condition $17.00 MID-TOWN CLEANERS Phone 33 Exeter J 3:20c 14 POWERHOUSE UNDER CONSTRUCTION—This general operations. Over 2,200,000-horsepower will be generated View o£ the powerhouse site on the St. Lawrence shows here when the project is °coinpletod, wooden" draft tube forms_in__D_osition„ aiid__concrete_AilAeiii4£_L. . ...:___.___4-Ivdro Phnti 2 MEN’S SPORT JACKETS A Real Bargain—2 for. $4.00 GENT’S WINTER OVERCOAT Brown, In Good Condition, Cheap LADIES' GREY WINTER COAT LADIES’ 2-PIECE WOOL SUIT Blue Fleck, Brand New, Only $27.50 BOY’S 3-PIECE SNOWSUIT Navy Gabardine, Size 4 In Excellent Condition — $8.00 MID-TOWN CLEANERS Phone 33 Exeter13:20o REALTOR ☆ ☆☆ HENSALL Main street location — solid ----- home, hot water oil heat, modern kitchen. One of Hensall’s finer homes. Terms available. HENSALL ■ two bedroom home, furnace. brick PEACHES, tree ripened. Get your preserving requirements now. Phone Mrs. H. Peterson, Dashwood 31R15.6:13:30c SUGAR BEET WAGON, -with rack; also tractor sugar beet lifter for Allis-Chalmers CA, B and C. Ap­ply William Muller, R.R. 1 Credi- ton, phone 63-r-12. 20:27* ’50 METEOR COACH; radio, heater, slip covers, low mileage, reasonable. Pho,ne 226, Exeter.________SOtfn nc SPECIAL OFFER oft Maclean’s and Chatelaine, two of Canada's best magazines. 4o issues (28 Maclean’s, 12 Chatelaine) $4.00; .6'0 issues. (40 Maclean's and 2(1 Chatelaine) $6.00. Limited time—subscribe now. Ex­eter Times-Advocate,. phone 770. 12tfn 1,000 RED BRICK, new, $75- Apply William Dace, Southcott Pines, Grand Bend. 26tfc FREE MAP of Queen's Realm with new subscription to Maclean’s mag­azine, only $2.00. Exeter Tinies- Advocate, phone 770,_________12tfn FREE!—I'New Household Hints” or “Decorating Your Home” or “363 Homo Tested Recipes" with 24- issue subscription to Chatelaine, only $2.1)0. Exeter Times-Advocate, phone 771). _____• .________12tfn GET YOUR "HOLIDAY" regularly. Subscribe to ‘Holiday" at a wonder­ful bargain price of 14‘ months’ for $3,79, a saving of $3.21 over the news t an d price. Exeter Times- ^dvocate, phone -770,_____8:23-10:25 LADIES HOME JOURNAL—Save half the single copy price by sub­ scribing now at the special rate of 23 months for $1.03. We’re agent for all magazines. Exeter- Times- Advocate, phone 770. 8:23-10:1$ FOR RENT APARTMENT, available October 1, oil heatea. hot water, furnished or unfurnished. Beavers Hardware,, Exeter. . 20c APARTMENT, extra choice, cent­rally heated, hot water heating system, complete privacy, all mo; dern conveniences including laundry facilities, garage; garden ground, attractive surroundings, rent rea­ sonable. William Oestricher, Credi- ton, 20c APARTMENT, heated, 3-piece bath, modern kitchen, private entrance. Apply Clayton Roszel, phone 90-r-J Hensall. ■ 20c IN HENSALL — Six-room cottage, all modern conveniences, oil fur­ nace heating, centrally located. Available October L Apply Herb Jones, phone 671-31 .Hensall. 20:27* 2 HEATED APARTMENTS. Upper and. lower, furnished or unfurnish­ ed, seperate.: outside entrance, hot and cold water, toilet and bath. Apply W, F. Abbott, phone 453 Exeter or 170 Victoria St. 20* UPPER FLAT, 2-bedroom, .2-piece bath, hot and cold water, * private entrance, a.vailable now; mil? off S3 highway,. 1U mile:? west of EXeter. Apply' Stuart . Treibner, phone 3$-r-16 Dashwood. 20* 3-ROOM APARTMENT, unfurnish­ ed, heated, hot and, cold running water, seperate entrance. Apart­ ment consists of large’ bed-sitting room, 2-piece bath and pantry, use of basement. Would ‘suit 2 working girls, man or woman, Apply Io Mrs. Whitney Coates. R.R. Centralia, phone Kirkton 39-r-3, 13:20c APARTMENT. 4 rooms, on Main St., Ideally located above Gould & JOry, store. Apply at Gould & .Tory,• IStfn 2 - BEDROOM APARTMENT, un­ furnished, available September 15. 1 - bedroom apartment, furnished, available October 1: also store for rent. Apply John Ward, phone SIS.20* APARTMENT, furnished, including frig; utilities paid. Phone 8 Credi- toii. . 30 tfc 2 APARTMENTS—Apply- Tasty-Nu Bakery, phone 100, Zurich. . 9tfc APARTMENT. 2 bedrooms, toilet, hot and cold Water, On Shlpka highway. Phone 6-J Cfedltoh. ltitfc Floor Sanders Floor Edgers. Floor Polishei’s Vacuum Cleaners. Tools. Etc., BEAVERS HARDWARE. EXETER SEWING MACHINES — Electric portables, by the week: Hupper- Hockey Furniture, phone 99, Ex­eter. Stfe LROOM APARTMENT, -heated, hot ahd cold water, private bath. Ap­ply Penhale Apts, or 70 John St. East, phone 291R. -lotfc APARTMENT, unfurnished, self- contained, hot and cold water on tap, private bath with shower; private entrance, newly decorated, heavy duty wiring, built-in cup­boards, available September 1. Phono. 400W1 evenings. . 30tfc 5-HOOM COTTAGE, mbdetn kit­ chen, 3-piece hath, full basement with furnace. Apply William Mat­ ter, phone'2.15*W, 13:20ft UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, '4 rooms, heated, with hot and cold water, 3-piece bath, built-in cop- hnards and hard tvemd floors: all freshly decorated: also use of base­ ment, with laundry tubs; private entrance; ground floor, Phone ."oo after 3 or call at 251 Catling St. CUSTOM COMBINING. 12-ft. S.P. | combine; custom baling, square t bales. Also manure loading. Apply j Norman Whiting, Exeter, phon© I 655-W, evenings. lfitfc TENDERS WANTED WHITEWASHING & CLEANING—Arrangements can be made. Bill Watson, Dashwood, phone SS-r-19. 7:12-ll:15c i i HAVE YOUR SAWS sharpened and set today, the Foley automatic way. Stew’s Sharpening Service, 105 Sanders St. E., Exeter, phone 454. 7c TAX COLLECTOR Marked sealed tenders will b* received up until’ September 30, 1956, for the position of Tax Col­lector for the Village of Grand Bend. Address letters to the .under­signed stating experience and salary expected. HERBERT WAINTVRIGHT, Clerk 13:30o Solid brick, — ----_. ...modern kitchen and. new Available with terms, . ☆☆☆ HENSALL Solid brick home, attached ■1 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, hot. water heating,J..*.* « 4. A ♦ 1-. HAdrfhAiO r. garage, modern ___ ___________ __ _ nicely decorated throughout, spacious grounds with additional lots, most suitable . for a duplex; well worth investigating. WATERLOO CATTI.E BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Used” For artificial Insemination infor­ mation or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association at: Clinton Hu 2-3441 between 7:30 and 9:30 A.M. We have all breeds available —top quality at low cost. 4:26tfc Hi AUCTION SALE Of Farm Properties For Mrs. Mary Boland and John F. Boland Miles North of West McGillivray con. 14, McGillivray THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 Sale at 2:00 p,m. 2 Guaranty Trust REALTOR R. B. Paterson — Phone 51 Hensall PAINTING AND PAPERING CABINET WORK • TILE FLOORS THUS. H. WALKER Phone 553 Exeter WANTED 19 tic 100 BALES OF HAY and straw.Apply S. Deelstra, R.R. 1 Centralia.20* Cement Block House Turnips and 8 Acres of Land Good Water Miles South of Grand Bend in the Pinery For Quick Sale $2,800 Cash Write or Phone TOM SEMPLE 137 Palmerson St,, Goderich20:27* We are buyers of good quality turnips, Please phone before mak­ing deliveries. EXETER TURNIP SALES Phone 750-J3 20* STANDING TIMBER, soft or hard­wood. Highest, prices paid. Earl Parsons, phone 507 Exeter. 20:27:4c HOUSE OR APARTMENT, in or around Lucan. Apply A. R. Peel, 138 Wellington St., Goderich. 20* GRAND BEN’D—3-bedroom cottage, full bathroom, winterized; nicely treed area. Price $5,000. Terms. C. V. Pickard, Realtor, Main St., Ex­ eter.______'_____'__________'14 tfc HOMES—C. V. PI.CKARP—HOMES $1,500.00 with- small monthly pay­ments. We have just listed this 3- bedroom house with modern kitchen and bathroom and almost new heating equipment. Garage. Total price $6,000.00 6tfc CREDITON — Brick house, near centre of village, modern kitchen, bath up and down, good basement With furnace; extra lot. This pro­perty is in good condition through­ out. Moderate price.EXETER—Cash $1,500.00. No, this is not the total price, but this amount down will give you posses­sion of comfortable four-bedroom home with all modern conveniences including oil heat. Balance in easy payments. EXETER—3-Bedroom Brick In best of condition. This compact home has a dining room. It is oil heated and has good garage. Price re­ duced. EXETER—3-Bedroom Erick Cot­tage.. Very nice bathroom and kitchen. Choice location. Well treed lot. Immediate possession if de­ sired. EXETER—$3,600.00 full price for 1^2 storey frame covered with as­bestos shingles. Close to schools. 3-piece bath.' Good basement. Pos­ session to suit purchaser. BRICK COTTAGE and 1 acre, Ex­ eter North; 3 bedrooms and usual living rooms; hydro and bath. Price $1,500.00 with low down pay­ ment. 3-EEDROOM ERICK—This home is in wonderful condition. Bath on first and second floor; spacious living and dining room; oil heated: water softener, "water heater, etq: ideal location. Moderate price with terms We have enquiries for farms. If you are interested in selling please contact us. We have several other homes lit a. wide price range. If you wish to buy or sell see C. V. Pickard, .394 Main St., Exeter, phone 165 and 628. 7:26 FRAME H OUSE, l’.s-storey, in­ sulated, nicely decorated, hard­ wood floors, new oil furnace: with income—3-room ground floor apart­ ment, private entrance, 3-piece bath up, 2-piece bath- down. Reason for selling—ill health. Apply J. Powell, 90 Victoria St. West. HIGHWAY 200 ACRES, brick house, bank barn, silo, driveshed. 150 ACRES, brick ‘ ’ * barn, driveshed.100 ACRES, brick bai’n, driveshed.75 ACRES, frame barn, silo, 50 ACRES, insul-hrlc barn. silo, driveshed, BRICK HOUSE, centre hall, oil furnace, 2 bathrooms, fireplace; suit. 2 families; garage. BRICK HOUSE. 3, bedrooms, full bath, oil furnace, good bam. NEW FRAME HOUSE, basement, living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, hafhroom. extra, land,INSUL-BRIC DUPLEX, seperate bathrooms: rents at $110; price $6.300—$1,500 down.ASBESTOS SHINGI/E. 2 bedrooms, 1 floor; easy down and future pay­ ments. W. C. Pearce. Realtor, Exeter; Earl Parsons, Fred Cole, Salesmen. house, house, house, house, HELP WANTED START a. permanent yea/-round business. You begin earning good money thft first, day. Strictly your own boss. Every house in your t o r r i t o r y a potential custontei’. Openings In your surroundings. Free catalogue and details on re­quest. FAMILEX, Dept. 3, Station C, Montreal'. 20c NOTICES TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE MEETING TO CONSIDER BYLAW Take raising of the taken council at the _ ______r ........ , ....the 6t.h day of October. 1956. at the hour of 5 o’clock in the afternoon. H. H.' G. STRANG, Clerk13:20:27c notice, that a bylaw for $.’60,000 under the. provisions Tile Drainage Act will be into consideration by the of the Township of Usborne Township Hall, Elimville, on Complete HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL On the Premises, HAY TOWNSHIP Con. ft, Blind Line, 1.2 Mile East of Zurich and 2 Miles NorthThe undersigned auctioneer re­ ceived instructions to sell by Pub- lie Auction WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 195» Commencing at "1:30 p.m. HOLSTEINS: Cow, milking, due in May; heifer, ^milking, carrying second calf, due in Feb.; heifer, milking, fresh 3 weeks', with heifsr calf at foot: 2 cows, milking, due in April' —. - - - month; week: due in due in ww, nuiKing, true in. March; cow, milking, due in May; 7 yearling heifers; 2 Holstein heiferF, due in December and Janu­ ary; 4 heifer calves. This is an Sxtra 'good herd of cattle with high production and best of blood lines, Convince your­ self by inspecting this herd before day of sale. HOGS: Choice Yorkshire- sow, carrying fh'st litter, due first week in December. • Surge 2-unlt milking machine, completely equipped, in A-l condi­ tion; 10 milk cans: McDeering ham® mer mill, in good condition; Wol­ seley Clip Vac clipper, like new. TERMS: Cash. ' No reserve, Everything*- will Ns sold 'as proprietor has other in­ terests.STANLEY SAUDER. Prop. R. F. STADE, Clerk ALVIN -WALPER, Auctioneer 20:27® . cow, milking, fresh ona heifer, milking, fresh one cow, carrj'ing second calf, December: 2 cows, milking. April; cow, milking, due in Safe Buy Cars ’54 '53 ’53 ’49 ’52 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CLUB SEDAN Radio, two tone. CHEVROLET SEDAN Dark blue. FORD COACH Grey, excellent condition. CHEVROLET SEDAN Radio, two tone. G.M.C. Va TON TRUCK Better than new. LADIES’ BALLOON TIRE BICYCLE £GiNlRATOR « REGULATOR REPAIR DEPOT We have complete equipment to check your generator or regulator on or "off the car. Don’t throw away your regulator' — liave it repaired! bank bank bank M «6 bank Chub Edwards Operates Our Tester SALESMEN—Due to the increase in business, two salesmen are wanted In I he Exeter district’ to sell Fuller Brushes, Phone -145-W Seaforth. 20* ■BUILD A Permanent Easiness—I have been selling Rawlcigh Pro­ ducts for 7 years. My business i?t growing. 1 am my own boss. If you are interested in a, similar occupation there Is aw opening-" see. me. Louis E, Johnson. Rawleigli Dealer, 31 Main St., Exeter.. phone / Generators & Regulators Batteries All South End Service Russ & Chuck Shell PHONE 328 EXETER